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#2289969

29 October 2017

Theo Luhaka during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289970

29 October 2017

Theo Luhaka during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289971

29 October 2017

Theo Luhaka during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289972

29 October 2017

French youth worker Theo (L) and his sister Aurelie (R), address people during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289973

29 October 2017

Demonstrators gather during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289974

29 October 2017

French youth worker Theo Luhaka address people during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289975

29 October 2017

French youth worker Theo (L) and his sister Aurelie (R), address people during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289977

29 October 2017

Theo Luhaka during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289982

29 October 2017

Demonstrators gather during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289983

29 October 2017

Demonstrators gather during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289984

29 October 2017

Demonstrators gather during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289985

29 October 2017

Parliament member of the French leftist La France Insoumise (LFI) party Eric Coquerel attends a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289987

29 October 2017

Parliament member of the French leftist La France Insoumise (LFI) party Eric Coquerel attends a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289988

29 October 2017

Demonstrators gather during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289990

29 October 2017

Theo Luhaka during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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#2289992

29 October 2017

Demonstrators gather during a rally against police violence organized by the Justice for Theo group, outside the courthouse of Bobigny, near Paris, on October 28, 2017. The case of Theo, who was allegedly raped with a police baton, after an identity check, has revived long-simmering frustrations over policing in immigrant communities, where young men accuse the police of repeatedly targeting them in aggressive stop-and-search operations and using excessive force during arrests.

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